The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-23
Persona! Mention.

J. M Bowles goes to New York city, this week.
Mrs Geo. Smith. of Dayton, Fla is visiting friends
in the city.
g. w. Bender and wife, of this city are at Old
Point Comfort.
Mr.. Frank Mckee will go to Louisville this week
for a short stay.
Miss Minnie Jones' Of Covington. KY. is visiting
Mrs. d. K. Partlow
Miss Pet Hogue left, last Friday for permanent
o. F. Smith and wife have gone to San Fran
cisco to spend the winter.
Randolph Wilson and nephew, Alfred Wilson, left
Tuesday noon for California
Mrs j. Fl. Ruddell and children will go to southern
California to spend the winter.
Mr. Ed seguin, son of Mrs. David Wallace. spent
afew Gays in the city last week.
Mrs v. Il. Malott and daughter returned on Friday
from a short visit to Kentucky.
Mrs Thomas A. Hendricks has returned from a
weeks stay in Washington City.
Mr.. IT. B. Sh4ckelford of Orange, N. j., is the
guest of Mr.. Geo. g. Hughes, for to-day.
!, % D. Pa1lan wife are spending Sunday with their
}. M: Kennard. prominent attorney of Spokane
Falls. w. T.. is a guest of Charles t. Vajen
Miss Julia Taylor of Columbus. O.. visited Mrs. Q.
9. Foster and family during the past week.
Mrs. McGreer. of Covington, Ky. is spending a
few weeks with her mother, Mrs. G. w. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Stewart visiting the latters
PARENTS Rev. and Mrs darlington. at Greensburg.
Mics Edith Harris. of Cleveland. who has been. the
guest Of Miss Newcomer for week, has returned
home.
The little of Mr. aud Mrs Dewitt Griffith Is
street
Misses Kittie and Alice Moore are the guests Of
relatives in Chicago and will probably remain several
weeks.
Low. Replogle returned yesterday from Topeka.
Kan. where he has been spending two weeks among
Mrs Nettie Trask whelden has gone to.fincinIati
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Miss Smith, of Lebanon, O.. and Miss Nipgen, of
ChiIlcothe. will be the guests of Miss Bessie Hord
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs ozro Weaver have returned from their
wedding trip, and are boarding at No 81 West
Miss Annie f. Walker Of Detroit. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Drummond. returned
homo Wednesday.
O. III. Trook, formerly connected with the Bus.
ness University and wife. visiting friends in the
city for g few days
Mrs. Cara Bacon Foster and daughter, of Houston.
South New Jersey street.
Miss Josephine wilkinson. of Lewisville, and Miss
on North Alabama street.
:. Mr. r B. f. Peisce will arrive tomorrow with his
reside at NO. 194 East Michigan street.
Mrs. Chain, of Denver who has been visiting her
aunts. Mrs: George Sloan and Mrs B f. Tuttle
sailed for Europe on Wednesday for an absence of
two years.
Miss Mary Hanson went to Louisville. KY. yester-
day. TO visit Miss Alice Summers for several weeks.
to visit for a time
N. NJ johnson. who has been connected with the
When clothing store for a long time. has gone to Osh
kosh, Wis, to engage in the business and taken
bis family with him.
Mr. III. II. Walker, who always evinced strong in
terest in the Orphan Asylum has forgotten the
institution since his removal to Chicago and one day
last week sent the orphans a large package of books
with pictures and stories
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank James will 20 to Da:,ville I'll
this week to attend the wedding of Miss Lillian Rus.
sell a former resident of this city and Mr. v E.
Holden. which occurs Wednesday evening. Mrs
James will remain two or three weeks.
Mr. T. l.. Sewan- of the Classical School. says that
the paragraph in yesterdays Journal stating that
Miss Lizzie Claypool had met with serious accident
while exercising in the Classical School gymnasium
incorrect Miss Claypool is ill with typhoid fever
of mild type, and had, he says, with no accident
whatever.